ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Dynamic Card Solutions, the maker of CardWizard instant card issuing technology, said yesterday it is now marketing a separate version of the system to retailers, allowing them to co-brand Visa or MasterCards for their financial institution partners on-site. The technology will also help merchants seeking to enhance customer service programs. The new system makes it easy for retail stores to quickly set up individual kiosks or member service areas in store or franchise locations with CardWizard software and in-store embosser. As with traditional credit cards, customers who want to sign up for a store credit card must complete the application process. Once approved, the customer instantly receives an activated store credit card, which can be used for a store purchase within the same visit. Retailers have the option to attach store promotions, reward programs or first-time discounts to individual cards which increases the sales success of the card program.
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